Screwdriver Rotation Structure

ABSTRACT

A screwdriver rotation structure includes a main body, a control member, a driving member, multiple first rolls, and multiple second rolls. The main body has multiple first recesses and multiple first pillars. Each of the first recesses has a first face. Each of the first pillars has two second faces, two third faces, and a first pivot portion. The main body has multiple second pivot portions. The control member has multiple third pivot portions and multiple second pillars. Each of the second pillars has a fourth face, a fifth face, and a fourth pivot portion. The control member has a fifth pivot portion and a mounting portion. Each of the first rolls is received in one of the first recesses. Each of the second rolls is received in one of the first recesses.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention

The present invention relates to a hand tool and, more particularly, toa screwdriver rotation structure.

2. Description of the Related Art

A conventional screwdriver rotation structure or reversible ratchet toolwas disclosed in the applicant's U.S. Pat. No. 9,296,093, and comprisesa ratchet body 102, a cage member 108 fit and disposed within theratchet body 102, a reverser sleeve 116 sized to fit coaxially disposedwithin the cage member 108, and a drive member 104 including an axleportion 105 sized to be rotatably contained by the reverser sleeve 116.The ratchet body 102 includes an inner surface 118 defining an innerwall of a circular aperture 120. The cage member 108 is mounted in theratchet body 102 and includes an annular base 122 and a plurality ofaxial fingers 124 extending from one side of the annular base 122. Theannular base 122 is fit and coaxially disposed within the circularaperture 120, wherein the fingers 124 substantially avoids contact withthe inner surface 118, to cooperatively define a cage aperture 126. Atab 134 extends radially from the annular base 122 into the cageaperture 126. A number of rollers 106 are constrained by the cage member108 between an inner surface 118 of the ratchet body 102 and the drivemember 104. A pair of compression springs 110, 111 are mounted betweenthe reverser sleeve 116 and the cage member 108. The characteristics ofthe present disclosure is in that, the drive member 104 and the reversersleeve 116 are selectively constrained in either of a first angulardisplacement or a second angular displacement relative to each other.

The conventional screwdriver rotation structure has the followingdisadvantages.

1. When the drive member 104 and the reverser sleeve 116 are switchedfrom the first angular displacement to the second angular displacement,the cage member 108 switches the rollers 106 from the first position tothe second position corresponding to the drive member 104. Thus, thecage member 108 only switches the rollers 106 relative to the drivemember 104 to the first position or the second position. In such amanner, the rollers 106 is located at two positions relative to thedrive member 104, such that the drive member 104 and the reverser sleeve116 are limited to the first angular displacement or the second angulardisplacement, and the drive member 104 is limited to rotate relative tothe ratchet body 102 clockwise or counterclockwise. Thus, theconventional screwdriver rotation structure only has two rotation modesthat are limited to a clockwise rotation or a counterclockwise rotation,thereby causing inconvenience to the user in operation of theconventional screwdriver rotation structure.

2. The conventional screwdriver rotation structure contains a directionswitching structure having six elements, including the cage member 108,the compression springs 110, the compression springs 111, the detentspring 112, the braking ball 114, and the reverser sleeve 116, to moveand position the rollers 106, such that the direction switchingstructure is complicated, thereby increasing the cost of production.

BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

In accordance with the present invention, there is provided ascrewdriver rotation structure comprising a main body, a control member,a driving member, a plurality of first rolls, and a plurality of secondrolls. The main body is provided with a plurality of first recesses anda plurality of first pillars. Each of the first recesses has a firstface. Each of the first pillars has two second faces, two third faces,and a first pivot portion. The main body is provided with a plurality ofsecond pivot portions. The control member is provided with a pluralityof third pivot portions and a plurality of second pillars. Each of thesecond pillars has a fourth face, a fifth face, and a fourth pivotportion. The control member is provided with a fifth pivot portion and amounting portion. Each of the first rolls is received in one of thefirst recesses. Each of the second rolls is received in one of the firstrecesses.

According to the primary advantage of the present invention, the controlmember is rotated on the main body, such that the driving member isdriven by the main body to rotate in the anticlockwise direction only,in the clockwise direction only, and in the clockwise and anticlockwisedirections, to perform three operation modes, thereby facilitating theuser operating the screwdriver rotation structure. In addition, when thesecond pillars are detached and spaced from the first rolls and thesecond rolls, the first rolls and the second rolls are located betweenthe first face and the peripheral face of the fifth pivot portion, suchthat the control member is located at a position where the main body andthe driving member cannot idle. Thus, the driving member is driven bythe main body to rotate in the clockwise and anticlockwise directions.

Further benefits and advantages of the present invention will becomeapparent after a careful reading of the detailed description withappropriate reference to the accompanying drawings.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE SEVERAL VIEWS OF THE DRAWING(S)

FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view of a screwdriver rotationstructure in accordance with the preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 2 is a front view of a main body of the screwdriver rotationstructure in accordance with the preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the main body of the screwdriverrotation structure taken along line A-A as shown in FIG. 2.

FIG. 4 is a front view of a control member of the screwdriver rotationstructure in accordance with the preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a driving member of the screwdriverrotation structure in accordance with the preferred embodiment of thepresent invention.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the screwdriver rotation structure inaccordance with the preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 7 is a front view of the screwdriver rotation structure as shown inFIG. 6.

FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view of the main body of the screwdriverrotation structure taken along line B-B as shown in FIG. 7.

FIG. 9 is a front view of the screwdriver rotation structure as shown inFIG. 6.

FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional view of the main body of the screwdriverrotation structure taken along line C-C as shown in FIG. 9, showing afirst operation mode.

FIG. 11 is a schematic operational view of the screwdriver rotationstructure as shown in FIG. 10, showing a second operation mode.

FIG. 12 is a locally enlarged view of the screwdriver rotation structuretaken along mark “D” as shown in FIG. 11.

FIG. 13 is a schematic operational view of the screwdriver rotationstructure as shown in FIG. 10, showing a third operation mode.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

Referring to the drawings and initially to FIGS. 1-10, a screwdriverrotation structure in accordance with the preferred embodiment of thepresent invention comprises a main body 10, a control member 20, adriving member 30, a plurality of first rolls 40, a plurality of secondrolls 50, a ball 60, an elastic member 61, and a screw member 70.

The main body 10 has a front end provided with a plurality of firstrecesses 11 and a plurality of first pillars 12. The first recesses 11and the first pillars 12 are spaced and arranged annularly about an axisof the main body 10. The first recesses 11 are arranged between thefirst pillars 12, and have a number doubling that of the first pillars12.

Each of the first recesses 11 has a first face 111 having an arcuateshape or a planar shape. Each of the first pillars 12 has two secondfaces 121 which are distant from the first face 111 and are arrangedsymmetrically. Each of the two second faces 121 has an arcuate shape.Each of the first pillars 12 has two third faces 122 which are arrangedsymmetrically. Each of the two third faces 122 is located at aconnection of each of the first pillars 12 and each of the firstrecesses 11. Each of the two third faces 122 connects each of the twosecond faces 121 and is located between each of the two second faces 121and the first face 111. Each of the two third faces 122 has an arcuateshape. Each of the first pillars 12 is provided with a first pivotportion 123 which is located between the two second faces 121. The firstpivot portion 123 of each of the first pillars 12 has an arcuate facehaving an axis coinciding with that of the main body 10.

The main body 10 has an interior provided with a through hole 13 whichhas a circular shape and has a first length 131. The through hole 13 hasa first end provided with a first fitting portion 14 and a second endprovided with a first abutting portion 15. The first fitting portion 14has an opening located at a front end face of the main body 10. Thefirst fitting portion 14 is connected to the through hole 13 and has adiameter greater than that of the through hole 13. The through hole 13is located between the first fitting portion 14 and the first abuttingportion 15. The first abutting portion 15 has a planar shape. The mainbody 10 is provided with a plurality of second pivot portions 16 locatedat a middle thereof. The second pivot portions 16 are spaced andarranged annularly about the axis of the main body 10. Each of the firstpillars 12 extends from each of the second pivot portions 16 toward thefront end face of the main body 10. The second pivot portions 16 have anumber equal to that of the first pillars 12. Each of the second pivotportions 16 is a protruding block and has a diameter greater than thatof the first pivot portion 123. The second pivot portions 16 have anaxis coinciding with that of the main body 10. One of the second pivotportions 16 is provided with a receiving space 161 having a circularshape. The main body 10 is provided with a plurality of second recesses17 each of which is arranged between two of the second pivot portions 16and aligns with two of the first recesses 11 respectively. The secondpivot portions 16 and the second recesses 17 are spaced and arrangedannularly.

The control member 20 is pivotally mounted on and rotatable relative tothe main body 10. The control member 20 is provided with a plurality ofthird pivot portions 21 which are pivotally mounted on and rotatablerelative to the second pivot portions 16. The third pivot portions 21are spaced and arranged annularly, and have a number equal to that ofthe first pillars 12. Each of the third pivot portions 21 is a groovehaving an opening facing the first recesses 11. The control member 20 isprovided with a plurality of second pillars 22 each movable between twoof the first recesses 11. Each of the second pillars 22 is arrangedbetween two of the third pivot portions 21. The third pivot portions 21and the second pillars 22 are spaced and arranged annularly about anaxis of the control member 20. The second pillars 22 have a number equalto that of the first pillars 12.

Each of the second pillars 22 has a fourth face 221, a fifth face 222,and a fourth pivot portion 223. The fourth face 221 is distant from thefifth face 222. The fourth face 221 and the fifth face 222 are arrangedsymmetrically relative to each of the second pillars 22 and have aconvex shape. The fourth pivot portion 223 is located between the fourthface 221 and the fifth face 222. The fourth pivot portion 223 has anarcuate shape and has a diameter equal to that of the first pivotportion 123.

The control member 20 is provided with a plurality of positioninggrooves 23, with the receiving space 161 aligning with one of thepositioning grooves 23 when the control member 20 is rotated relative tothe main body 10. The control member 20 has three positioning grooves23. The positioning grooves 23 are spaced and connected to one of thethird pivot portions 21. The control member 20 is provided with aplurality of projections 24 received in the second recesses 17, suchthat the projections 24 and the second recesses 17 restrict the maximumrotation degree of the control member 20 relative to the main body 10.Each of the projections 24 is located between two of the third pivotportions 21. Each of the second pillars 22 extends from each of theprojections 24 toward the first recesses 11. The projections 24 have anumber equal to that of the second pillars 22. The control member 20 isprovided with a second abutting portion 25 abutting the second pivotportions 16.

The driving member 30 is pivotally mounted on the main body 10. Thedriving member 30 has a first end provided with a fifth pivot portion 31and a second end provided with a mounting portion 34. The fifth pivotportion 31 has a circular shape and aligns with the first recesses 11.The first pillars 12 are pivotally mounted in the fifth pivot portion31. The fifth pivot portion 31 partially receives the main body 10 andis pivotally mounted on the first pivot portion 123 and the fourth pivotportion 223. The fifth pivot portion 31 has an opening facing thecontrol member 20. The driving member 30 is provided with a first screwportion 32 connected to the fifth pivot portion 31 and aligning with thethrough hole 13. The first screw portion 32 is an internal thread. Thedriving member 30 is provided with a second fitting portion 33 pivotallymounted in the first fitting portion 14. The second fitting portion 33has a cylindrical shape and protrudes from a bottom of the fifth pivotportion 31. The first screw portion 32 is formed in the second fittingportion 33. The mounting portion 34 is distant from the fifth pivotportion 31 and is connected to the first screw portion 32. The firstscrew portion 32 is located between the fifth pivot portion 31 and themounting portion 34. The mounting portion 34 is a polygonal recess.

Each of the first rolls 40 is received in one of the first recesses 11,and pivotally arranged between one of the first pillars 12 and one ofthe second pillars 22. The first rolls 40 are pivotally mounted in thefifth pivot portion 31 and have a number equal to that of the firstpillars 12. Each of the first rolls 40 has a cylindrical shape and restsbetween the first face 111 and a peripheral face of the fifth pivotportion 31. Each of the first rolls 40 is movable between one of the twosecond faces 121 and the fourth face 221.

Each of the second rolls 50 is received in one of the first recesses 11,and pivotally arranged between one of the first pillars 12 and one ofthe second pillars 22. Each of the first rolls 40 and each of the secondrolls 50 are arranged between two of the first pillars 12. Each of thesecond pillars 22 is arranged between one of the first rolls 40 and oneof the second rolls 50. The second rolls 50 are pivotally mounted in thefifth pivot portion 31. The first pillars 12, the first rolls 40, thesecond pillars 22, and the second rolls 50 are spaced and arrangedannularly in the fifth pivot portion 31. Each of the second rolls 50 hasa cylindrical shape and rests between the first face 111 and theperipheral face of the fifth pivot portion 31. Each of the second rolls50 is movable between one of the two second faces 121 and the fifth face222. Each of the second rolls 50 has a structure the same as that ofeach of the first rolls 40. The second rolls 50 have a number equal tothat of the first pillars 12 and that of the first rolls 40.

When the second pillars 22 are spaced from the first rolls 40 and thesecond rolls 50, the main body 10 rotates the driving member 30clockwise and anticlockwise. When the control member 20 is rotatedrelative to the main body 10 to press the first rolls 40 or the secondrolls 50, the main body 10 rotates the driving member 30 clockwise oranticlockwise. Thus, the screwdriver rotation structure includes threerotating modes.

When the control member 20 is rotated relative to the main body 10anticlockwise, the fourth face 221 is moved to press each of the firstrolls 40, such that each of the first rolls 40 is limited by each of thesecond pillars 22 and rests on one of the two second faces 121, suchthat each of the first rolls 40 is detached from the peripheral face ofthe fifth pivot portion 31 with a gap being formed therebetween. In sucha manner, when the main body 10 is rotated clockwise, the second rolls50 are driven by the main body 10 to drive and rotate the driving member30 clockwise. On the contrary, when the main body 10 is rotatedanticlockwise, the first rolls 40 are driven by the main body 10, butcannot drive the driving member 30, such that the main body 10 idlesanticlockwise.

When the control member 20 is rotated relative to the main body 10clockwise, the fifth face 222 is moved to press each of the second rolls50, such that each of the second rolls 50 is limited by each of thesecond pillars 22 and rests on one of the two second faces 121, suchthat each of the second rolls 50 is detached from the peripheral face ofthe fifth pivot portion 31 with a gap being formed therebetween. In sucha manner, when the main body 10 is rotated anticlockwise, the firstrolls 40 are driven by the main body 10 to drive and rotate the drivingmember 30 anticlockwise. On the contrary, when the main body 10 isrotated clockwise, the second rolls 50 are driven by the main body 10,but cannot drive the driving member 30, such that the main body 10 idlesclockwise.

The ball 60 is received in the receiving space 161 and positioned in oneof the positioning grooves 23. Thus, when the control member 20 isrotated relative to the main body 10, the ball 60 is positioned in oneof the positioning grooves 23, such that the second pillars 22 pressesthe first rolls 40 (see FIG. 11), or presses the second rolls 50 (seeFIG. 13), or detach from the first rolls 40 and the second rolls 50 (seeFIG. 10). In such a manner, the driving member 30 is driven by the mainbody 10 in the anticlockwise direction only, in the clockwise directiononly, and in the clockwise and anticlockwise directions.

The elastic member 61 is received in the receiving space 161 and biasedbetween the receiving space 161 and the ball 60, such that the ball 60partially protrudes from the receiving space 161. The elastic member 61is preferably a spring structure.

The screw member 70 extends through the through hole 13 and has a firstend provided with a second screw portion 71 and a second end providedwith a head. The second screw portion 71 is an external thread that isscrewed with the first screw portion 32, such that the main body 10 andthe driving member 30 are connected without detachment. The screw member70 has a shank 72 extending through the through hole 13. The shank 72 isa round pole (or rod) and is located between the head and the secondscrew portion 71. The shank 72 has a second length 73 that is slightlygreater than the first length 131. The head of the screw member 70 restson the first abutting portion 15.

In the preferred embodiment of the present invention, the main body 10has six first recesses 11 and three first pillars 12, and the controlmember 20 has three third pivot portions 21 and three second pillars 22.

In the preferred embodiment of the present invention, the main body 10has a rear end provided with an assembly portion 18 for mounting ahandle.

In the preferred embodiment of the present invention, the driving member30 is pivotally mounted on the main body 10 and the control member 20.

In the preferred embodiment of the present invention, the screwdriverrotation structure has three first rolls 40.

In the preferred embodiment of the present invention, the screwdriverrotation structure has three second rolls 50.

In another preferred embodiment of the present invention, each of thefirst rolls 40 is a round bead. Each of the first recesses 11 isprovided with two of the first rolls 40 that are arranged linearly. Eachof the second rolls 50 is a round bead. Each of the first recesses 11 isprovided with two of the second rolls 50 that are arranged linearly.

In assembly, the control member 20 is pivotally mounted on and rotatablerelative to the main body 10. The driving member 30 is pivotally mountedon the main body 10. The first pillars 12 are pivotally mounted in thefifth pivot portion 31. The second pillars 22 are pivotally mounted inthe fifth pivot portion 31. The first rolls 40 and the second rolls 50are received in the first recesses 11 and the fifth pivot portion 31.The ball 60 and the elastic member 61 are received in the receivingspace 161. The ball 60 partially protrudes from the receiving space 161and is positioned in one of the positioning grooves 23, such that thecontrol member 20 is located at three positions where the driving member30 is driven by the main body 10 to rotate in the anticlockwisedirection only, in the clockwise direction only, and in the clockwiseand anticlockwise directions. The screw member 70 extends through thethrough hole 13 and is screwed with the first screw portion 32, suchthat the main body 10 and the driving member 30 are connected pivotally.

Referring to FIGS. 9 and 10 with reference to FIGS. 1-8, when the ball60 is positioned in one of the positioning grooves 23, the secondpillars 22 are detached and spaced from the first rolls 40 and thesecond rolls 50, such that the driving member 30 is driven by the mainbody 10 to rotate in the clockwise and anticlockwise directions.

Referring to FIGS. 11 and 12 with reference to FIGS. 1-10, when thecontrol member 20 is rotated relative to the main body 10 anticlockwise,the fourth face 221 is moved to press each of the first rolls 40, suchthat each of the first rolls 40 is limited by each of the second pillars22 and rests on one of the two second faces 121 and one of the two thirdfaces 122, such that each of the first rolls 40 is detached from theperipheral face of the fifth pivot portion 31 with a gap being formedtherebetween as shown in FIG. 12. In such a manner, when the main body10 is rotated clockwise, the second rolls 50 are driven by the main body10 to drive and rotate the driving member 30 clockwise. On the contrary,when the main body 10 is rotated anticlockwise, the first rolls 40 aredriven by the main body 10, but cannot drive the driving member 30, suchthat the main body 10 idles anticlockwise.

Referring to FIG. 13 with reference to FIGS. 1-12, when the controlmember 20 is rotated relative to the main body 10 clockwise, the fifthface 222 is moved to press each of the second rolls 50, such that eachof the second rolls 50 is limited by each of the second pillars 22 andrests on one of the two second faces 121 and one of the two third faces122, such that each of the second rolls 50 is detached from theperipheral face of the fifth pivot portion 31 with a gap being formedtherebetween. In such a manner, when the main body 10 is rotatedanticlockwise, the first rolls 40 are driven by the main body 10 todrive and rotate the driving member 30 anticlockwise. On the contrary,when the main body 10 is rotated clockwise, the second rolls 50 aredriven by the main body 10, but cannot drive the driving member 30, suchthat the main body 10 idles clockwise.

Accordingly, the screwdriver rotation structure of the present inventionhas the following advantages.

1. The control member 20 is rotated on the main body 10, such that thedriving member 30 is driven by the main body 10 to rotate in theanticlockwise direction only, in the clockwise direction only, and inthe clockwise and anticlockwise directions, to perform three operationmodes, thereby facilitating the user operating the screwdriver rotationstructure.

2. When the second pillars 22 are detached and spaced from the firstrolls 40 and the second rolls 50, the first rolls 40 and the secondrolls 50 are located between the first face 111 and the peripheral faceof the fifth pivot portion 31, such that the control member 20 islocated at a position where the main body 10 and the driving member 30cannot idle. Thus, the driving member 30 is driven by the main body 10to rotate in the clockwise and anticlockwise directions.

3. When the control member 20 is rotated relative to the main body 10anticlockwise, the fourth face 221 is moved to press each of the firstrolls 40, such that each of the first rolls 40 is limited by each of thesecond pillars 22 and rests on one of the two second faces 121, suchthat each of the first rolls 40 is detached from the peripheral face ofthe fifth pivot portion 31 with a gap being formed therebetween. In sucha manner, when the main body 10 is rotated clockwise, the second rolls50 are driven by the main body 10 to drive and rotate the driving member30 clockwise. On the contrary, when the main body 10 is rotatedanticlockwise, the first rolls 40 are driven by the main body 10, butcannot drive the driving member 30, such that the main body 10 idlesanticlockwise and cannot rotate the driving member 30.

4. When the control member 20 is rotated relative to the main body 10clockwise, the fifth face 222 is moved to press each of the second rolls50, such that each of the second rolls 50 is limited by each of thesecond pillars 22 and rests on one of the two second faces 121, suchthat each of the second rolls 50 is detached from the peripheral face ofthe fifth pivot portion 31 with a gap being formed therebetween. In sucha manner, when the main body 10 is rotated anticlockwise, the firstrolls 40 are driven by the main body 10 to drive and rotate the drivingmember 30 anticlockwise. On the contrary, when the main body 10 isrotated clockwise, the second rolls 50 are driven by the main body 10,but cannot drive the driving member 30, such that the main body 10 idlesclockwise and cannot rotate the driving member 30.

5. The ball 60 is positioned in one of the positioning grooves 23, suchthat the control member 20 is located at three positions where thedriving member 30 is driven by the main body 10 to rotate in theanticlockwise direction only, in the clockwise direction only, and inthe clockwise and anticlockwise directions.

Although the invention has been explained in relation to its preferredembodiment(s) as mentioned above, it is to be understood that many otherpossible modifications and variations can be made without departing fromthe scope of the present invention. It is, therefore, contemplated thatthe appended claim or claims will cover such modifications andvariations that fall within the scope of the invention.

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A screwdriver rotation structure comprising: a main body, a controlmember, a driving member, a plurality of first rolls, a plurality ofsecond rolls, a ball, an elastic member, and a screw member; wherein:the main body has a front end provided with a plurality of firstrecesses and a plurality of first pillars; the first recesses arearranged between the first pillars, and have a number doubling that ofthe first pillars; each of the first recesses has a first face having anarcuate shape or a planar shape; each of the first pillars has twosecond faces; each of the two second faces has an arcuate shape; each ofthe first pillars has two third faces; each of the two third faces islocated at a connection of each of the first pillars and each of thefirst recesses; each of the two third faces connects each of the twosecond faces and is located between each of the two second faces and thefirst face; each of the two third faces has an arcuate shape; each ofthe first pillars is provided with a first pivot portion which islocated between the two second faces; the first pivot portion of each ofthe first pillars has an arcuate face; the main body has an interiorprovided with a through hole which has a circular shape and has a firstlength; the through hole has a first end provided with a first fittingportion and a second end provided with a first abutting portion; thefirst fitting portion is connected to the through hole and has adiameter greater than that of the through hole; the through hole islocated between the first fitting portion and the first abuttingportion; the first abutting portion has a planar shape; the main body isprovided with a plurality of second pivot portions; each of the firstpillars extends from each of the second pivot portions; the second pivotportions have a number equal to that of the first pillars; each of thesecond pivot portions is a protruding block and has a diameter greaterthan that of the first pivot portion; one of the second pivot portionsis provided with a receiving space having a circular shape; the mainbody is provided with a plurality of second recesses each of which isarranged between two of the second pivot portions and aligns with two ofthe first recesses respectively; the control member is pivotally mountedon and rotatable relative to the main body; the control member isprovided with a plurality of third pivot portions which are pivotallymounted on and rotatable relative to the second pivot portions; thethird pivot portions have a number equal to that of the first pillars;each of the third pivot portions is a groove; the control member isprovided with a plurality of second pillars each movable between two ofthe first recesses; each of the second pillars is arranged between twoof the third pivot portions; the second pillars have a number equal tothat of the first pillars; each of the second pillars has a fourth face,a fifth face, and a fourth pivot portion; the fourth face and the fifthface are arranged symmetrically relative to each of the second pillarsand have a convex shape; the fourth pivot portion is located between thefourth face and the fifth face; the fourth pivot portion has an arcuateshape and has a diameter equal to that of the first pivot portion; thecontrol member is provided with a plurality of positioning grooves, withthe receiving space aligning with one of the positioning grooves whenthe control member is rotated relative to the main body; the positioninggrooves are connected to one of the third pivot portions; the controlmember is provided with a plurality of projections received in thesecond recesses; each of the projections is located between two of thethird pivot portions; each of the second pillars extends from each ofthe projections; the projections have a number equal to that of thesecond pillars; the control member is provided with a second abuttingportion abutting the second pivot portions; the driving member ispivotally mounted on the main body; the driving member has a first endprovided with a fifth pivot portion and a second end provided with amounting portion; the fifth pivot portion has a circular shape andaligns with the first recesses; the first pillars are pivotally mountedin the fifth pivot portion; the fifth pivot portion partially receivesthe main body and is pivotally mounted on the first pivot portion andthe fourth pivot portion; the driving member is provided with a firstscrew portion connected to the fifth pivot portion and aligning with thethrough hole; the first screw portion is an internal thread; the drivingmember is provided with a second fitting portion pivotally mounted inthe first fitting portion; the second fitting portion has a cylindricalshape and protrudes from a bottom of the fifth pivot portion; the firstscrew portion is formed in the second fitting portion; the mountingportion is connected to the first screw portion; the first screw portionis located between the fifth pivot portion and the mounting portion; themounting portion is a polygonal recess; each of the first rolls isreceived in one of the first recesses, and pivotally arranged betweenone of the first pillars and one of the second pillars; the first rollsare pivotally mounted in the fifth pivot portion and have a number equalto that of the first pillars; each of the first rolls has a cylindricalshape and rests between the first face and a peripheral face of thefifth pivot portion; each of the first rolls is movable between one ofthe two second faces and the fourth face; each of the second rolls isreceived in one of the first recesses, and pivotally arranged betweenone of the first pillars and one of the second pillars; each of thefirst rolls and each of the second rolls are arranged between two of thefirst pillars; each of the second pillars is arranged between one of thefirst rolls and one of the second rolls; the second rolls are pivotallymounted in the fifth pivot portion; the first pillars, the first rolls,the second pillars, and the second rolls are spaced and arrangedannularly in the fifth pivot portion; each of the second rolls has acylindrical shape and rests between the first face and the peripheralface of the fifth pivot portion; each of the second rolls is movablebetween one of the two second faces and the fifth face; the second rollshave a number equal to that of the first pillars and that of the firstrolls; when the second pillars are spaced from the first rolls and thesecond rolls, the main body rotates the driving member clockwise andanticlockwise; when the control member is rotated relative to the mainbody to press the first rolls or the second rolls, the main body rotatesthe driving member clockwise or anticlockwise; when the control memberis rotated relative to the main body anticlockwise, the fourth face ismoved to press each of the first rolls, such that each of the firstrolls is limited by each of the second pillars and rests on one of thetwo second faces, such that each of the first rolls is detached from theperipheral face of the fifth pivot portion with a gap being formedtherebetween; when the main body is rotated clockwise, the second rollsare driven by the main body to drive and rotate the driving memberclockwise; when the main body is rotated anticlockwise, the first rollsare driven by the main body, but cannot drive the driving member, suchthat the main body idles anticlockwise; when the control member isrotated relative to the main body clockwise, the fifth face is moved topress each of the second rolls, such that each of the second rolls islimited by each of the second pillars and rests on one of the two secondfaces, such that each of the second rolls is detached from theperipheral face of the fifth pivot portion with a gap being formedtherebetween; when the main body is rotated anticlockwise, the firstrolls are driven by the main body to drive and rotate the driving memberanticlockwise; when the main body is rotated clockwise, the second rollsare driven by the main body, but cannot drive the driving member, suchthat the main body idles clockwise; the ball is received in thereceiving space and positioned in one of the positioning grooves; whenthe control member is rotated relative to the main body, the ball ispositioned in one of the positioning grooves, such that the secondpillars presses the first rolls, or presses the second rolls, or detachfrom the first rolls and the second rolls, such that the driving memberis driven by the main body in the anticlockwise direction only, in theclockwise direction only, and in the clockwise and anticlockwisedirections; the elastic member is received in the receiving space andbiased between the receiving space and the ball, such that the ballpartially protrudes from the receiving space; the screw member extendsthrough the through hole and has a first end provided with a secondscrew portion and a second end provided with a head; the second screwportion is an external thread that is screwed with the first screwportion; the screw member has a shank extending through the throughhole; the shank is a round pole and is located between the head and thesecond screw portion; the shank has a second length greater than thefirst length; and the head of the screw member rests on the firstabutting portion.
 2. The screwdriver rotation structure as claimed inclaim 1, wherein the main body has six first recesses and three firstpillars, and the control member has three third pivot portions and threesecond pillars.
 3. The screwdriver rotation structure as claimed inclaim 1, wherein the main body has a rear end provided with an assemblyportion.
 4. The screwdriver rotation structure as claimed in claim 1,wherein the driving member is pivotally mounted on the main body and thecontrol member.
 5. The screwdriver rotation structure as claimed inclaim 1, wherein the screwdriver rotation structure has three firstrolls.
 6. The screwdriver rotation structure as claimed in claim 1,wherein the screwdriver rotation structure has three second rolls. 7.The screwdriver rotation structure as claimed in claim 1, wherein: eachof the first rolls is a round bead; each of the first recesses isprovided with two of the first rolls that are arranged linearly; each ofthe second rolls is a round bead; and each of the first recesses isprovided with two of the second rolls that are arranged linearly.